If a projector has RGB inputs, does that mean it is high def capable?

Question

The projector in question is here:
http://www.projectorcentral.com/InFocus-LP1000B.htm

The specs on the website above says, "unknown".

If it is not high def, what advantage is the RGB inputs?

Answer 1

Yes and no. this was a unit manufactured in the shaky days of HDTV. the unit has the capability of displaying a pseudo HDTV signal but you will probably need some form of signal processing and interpolation hardware.

Answer 2

RGB does not always mean Hi-Def.... Just because a device has RGB, RGBHV or Component doesn't mean it is hi-def capable. RGB/Component has been around for quite a while in the pro field and has appeared in consumer devices only within the past 10 years (probably less). Based on the date released on that projector, I would say that it is NOT hi-def compatible. However, RGB will still give a cleaner, higher quality picture then a composite video signal.

Answer 3

Hi.RGB inputs have 3 cables that are connected to the component input of your Projector (red,green and blue) That means the video signal from your DVD player is separated into the 3 primary colors to give you a better picture after they have combined and projected onto a screen .As far as i know, they are high definition capable, but i might be wrong.
Cheers.

Answer 4

No it doesn't, it just sends the information to the correct color guns or as in the newer ones color LCD panels.

RGB mean Red Green and Blue

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